Dancing With The Devil
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Last published Sun, Sep 4, 2016
Someone told me once about something called regression to the mean it can never be all good or all bad.
Never really liked the stories with the happy ending he gets the girl no questions asked. I finally figured out why because that's not real life it would never actually happen that way but that's why other people like them it's an escape from the sh*t show they call their life.
Well hate to break it to you this is no escape. this is real (for the most part). this is the sh*t show i call my life. Specifically the sh*t show of my love life.
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